Hayavadana
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- Padmini mixes the heads up and Devadatta emerges with Kapila's body and vice-versa.The three think this is hilarious.They dance and sing in the woods until the collapse.When they finally leave, they get into a fight about who Padmini is rightfully married to.Kapila is devastated, so he goes off alone into the woods to live as a hermit.
- When Padmini and Kapila go to the temple of Rudra together, Devadatta sneaks off to the temple of Kali and cuts his head off.When Padmini and Kapila get back to their cart, they realize Devadatta is gone.Kapila leaves Padmini and goes in search of his friend.When he sees what has happened, he kills himself to be with his best friend.Padmini goes in search of them and finds them.She decides to kill herself because she knows people will call her a "whore"and blame her for the death of both men.However, the goddess Kali intervenes and offers to restore the men to life and asks Padmini to put their heads on so she can revive them.
- Turning point
- Falling Action
- Padmini and Devadatta enjoy the new excitement of their revamped sexual lives, but soon these feelings begin to fade.After their son is born, Devadatta transforms into his old self and Padmini finds herself dreaming about Kapila.
- The End
- When Devadatta sees his old friend, though, he feels no anger.Nevertheless, the two men agree that they cannot live happily together so they must kill one another.After they do, Padmini decides to go off into the woods and commit suicide, leaving her child with Bhagavata.In the end, Bhagavata thanks Ganesh for the performance.
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